Any test is subject to possible mis-reading, though those are more exceptions to the rule.

Is it possible to buy properties out of state with 5% down?

I will need to rehab and upgrade the vacant side, and am very curious about how that process will be remotely (possibly working with A2Z to facilitate that).

So my first property back in 2001 was made possible with a $78k loan from my parent's LOC. 

We are looking for possible Duplex/investment properties while also trying to find a place to live.

I was once the out-of-town investor myself so I try to position myself to provide as much detail as possible for clients that cannot tour the house in person.

Possibly the property pays for it through production or re-leveraging through appreciation with a HELOC or 36 months zero interest payments from Home Depot? 

This is numbers I am used to (all variables as same as possible so lets assume renovated, well stocked and furnished with a pool 5 mins from beach):3 Bedroom = $80k average purchase price $550k4 Bedroom = $130k average purchase price $700k5/6 Bedroom = $180k average purchase price $850kHope that makes sense and helps in some way

Before taking the leap, thoroughly research Section 8 in Detroit, talk to experienced professionals, and carefully analyze the numbers, factoring in possible risks and rewards.

I have been getting wider, stronger outdoor furniture when possible.